Thankfully, the version that was passed in the Senate had the sections that allowed this removed. I was suprised that more of an uproar was not made over these provisions that seem to me to be wholly unconstitutional.
I am the network administrator at a small liberal arts college. Napster is VERY popular on our campus. My dilemma is that our bandwidth can be completely saturated at times. We have a T1 and the powers that be will not spring for increasing our bandwidth. We also have a policy of supporting personal responsibility and I do not want to have to start blocking things like Napster. Anyone in a similar boat? Any ideas?
Behold the power of cheese.
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Thankfully, the version that was passed in the Senate had the sections that allowed this removed. I was suprised that more of an uproar was not made over these provisions that seem to me to be wholly unconstitutional.
Actually the Elliot Wave Principle was 'discovered' by R.N. Elliott in the 1930's. That predates Asimov's psychohistory by a good 20 or so years.
I am the network administrator at a small liberal arts college. Napster is VERY popular on our campus. My dilemma is that our bandwidth can be completely saturated at times. We have a T1 and the powers that be will not spring for increasing our bandwidth. We also have a policy of supporting personal responsibility and I do not want to have to start blocking things like Napster. Anyone in a similar boat? Any ideas? Behold the power of cheese.